At least according to my Santa Rosa plum tree and the bees! :)
We are expecting temps in the mid 80s by the end of the week but there is still a chance of getting a freeze here through the end of April. Jerry went to the thrift store the other day and bought several old sheets that we can use to cover the fruit trees if a freeze is forecast. We haven't had any fruit the past two years because of late freezes and I really would like to get some this year, especially the plums and peaches! YUM!!
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Edited with Nancy's Asian Influence texture @ Overlay 50%, Kim's kk_1612 texture @ Soft Light 50% and kk_1612 duplicate @ Multiply 50%. Border added in Pixlr.
Love the way you've edited this photo, the grunge edges are very cool.
ReplyDeleteQuite a lot went into this shot and it's wonderful ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot and editing! Hope you get some fruit too!
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ReplyDeleteThe grass is ris'
I wonder where the birdies is! My Grandma used to sing this all the time.
Plum tree sounds nice. B
Beautiful. We don't have anything up here yet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot! It seemed like spring had sprung here over the weekend with temps in 60s ... but tomorrow flurries again.
ReplyDeleteOh, I hope Jack Frost skips your fruit trees this year! The Santa Rosa plums sound wonderful, and the blossoms are beautiful, Candy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I am so envious of everyone's flowers and blossoms. Well, mine will be here soon enough I guess.
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteOh, YES! I do think Spring has Sprung with your lovely Santa Rosa plum tree! Really enjoyed your edit. Happy Spring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful! We're still at least a month away from seeing blossoms on our trees.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sight and great post processing as well!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! So jealous! We had a taste of spring here with temps in the 50's but it is sliding backward now. :/ On the bright side I did see my first flock of robins! Gorgeous photo. :)
ReplyDeleteOh yes! Whatever it takes - protect those blossoms. How wonderful to have fruit trees : )
ReplyDeleteBEES! Yay! I'm kind of obsessed with bees lately, haha. Still waiting to get ours for our hive.
ReplyDeleteI love your photo edit. So cool! Such a perfect shot with the bee on the pretty bloom :)
Looks good! We got about 0 nectarines and apples, after a BAD frost hit the trees, dang it. I'm hoping for a better harvest this year...
ReplyDeleteNice and Pretty. Yay for Spring... I think it has sprung here too, I'm starting to get eggs again from my ducks and chickens.
ReplyDeleteLucky you on those beautiful plum tree blossoms. I am waiting for our Bradford Pears to pop but I think it will be a bit. Pretty photo!
ReplyDeleteI really do hope you are successful in getting fresh fruit from your trees this year. That sounds yummy! Our spring has been a bit elusive here is Missouri. Hopefully in a few weeks, it will decide that winter is over.
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Such a beautiful photo! Hope the bad weather last weekend didn't hurt the trees!
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